French-Brazilian producer, pianist, and live electronic artist Ella Romand has been making waves in the music scene with her latest remix of Husa & Zeyada’s ‘More Love’. Based in the vibrant city of Miami, she effortlessly fuses her classical training with Brazilian influences to create deep, organic, Afro, and melodic house. In this new remix, Ella transforms the original slow-tempo indie electronic track into an upbeat version that retains its hypnotic indie dance character.
Ella Romand Reworks ‘More Love’ For The Dancefloor
In her rendition of ‘More Love’, Ella introduces a groovy bassline with the help of her trusty Moog Subsequent 37. She layers the track with house piano chords that complement the original vocals, crafting a sound that is both energetic and balanced. This remix elevates the production’s movement while cleverly preserving the essence of the original piece.
Reflecting on her approach, Ella shared, “When I first heard ‘More Love’, I immediately connected with the track and knew exactly what I wanted to do with it to bring it into a more club vibe. I added a groovy bassline using the Moog Subsequent 37 and housey piano chords to keep the energy moving, while building on the original track and catchy vocals. I wanted the remix to feel uplifting and danceable, while still maintaining the original hypnotic indie dance character.”
From Classical Piano To Electronic Music
Ella’s musical journey began at the tender age of five when she started learning piano by ear in southern Brazil. After formal classical training, her world expanded to encompass Brazilian culture and pop music. It wasn’t long before electronic music entered her life, with artists like Sasha and his iconic album ‘Involver’ serving as significant influences. Relocating to Curitiba at sixteen introduced her to the pulsating club scene of the city, solidifying her passion for electronic music.
Ella further pursued her education in music production in Brazil before setting off for San Diego to earn a music degree. Her journey continued at Florida International University in Miami, where she specialized in Music Technology. Her breakthrough moment came in Miami’s vibrant electronic scene after she won the coveted Electric Pickle mix competition, leading to a residency at Do Not Sit On The Furniture.
Live Instrumentation Remains Central To Ella Romand
Throughout her career, live instrumentation has been a core aspect of Ella Romand’s artistry. In 2015, she began incorporating keys and electronic instrumentation into her DJ sets as a member of the electronic trio Dsided. This innovative approach has become a signature element of her solo work as well.
Her dedication to live music led her to collaborate with the New World Symphony, where she co-produced, composed, and performed alongside over 80 musicians in a stunning fusion of classical and electronic music. Ella’s performances resonate with audiences, showcasing her ability to bridge diverse musical genres.
Sharing the Stage and Building a Community
As her reputation has grown, Ella has shared the stage with prominent artists such as Nora En Pure, Bob Moses, Sébastien Léger, Lee Burridge, and Francis Mercier. She has also graced the stage alongside venerable talents like Rodriguez Jr., Eli & Fur, Nick Warren, Damian Lazarus, and WhoMadeWho. Her impressive discography features releases through labels like Manual Music, Go Deeva, Minds Alike, Redolent, and Husa Sounds.
Ellaments Extends Her Work Beyond Releases
In addition to her musical creations, Ella Romand is the force behind Ellaments, a project that began as a radio platform aimed at introducing emerging artists across deep, organic, Afro, and melodic house. The initiative has garnered over 500,000 plays, showcasing fresh talent and a variety of sounds. Over time, Ellaments has evolved into a series of unique events that blend electronic music with live musicians, visual artists, painters, and local vendors, creating an immersive experience for attendees.
Through Ellaments, Ella also champions sustainability and supports emerging artists. Her remix of Husa & Zeyada’s ‘More Love’, released on September 18, 2026, encapsulates the melodic, organic, and rhythmic elements that define her sound and ethos. Ella Romand continues to push boundaries, making significant contributions to the electronic music landscape while nurturing a community of creatives around her.
